A binding code between you and your uncle which requires you to keep all secrets between eachother. Telling anyone will result in all trust being lost and possible punishment.
Uncle Dan: “I like TU4, but don’t tell anyone”
Niece Gen: “Of course I won’t. That’s what uncle code is for”
Niece Gen: “Of course I won’t. That’s what uncle code is for”
by LatinaBoo2002 March 06, 2019
The Konami Code (Japanese: コナミコマンド, Konami komando, "Konami command") a cheat code that appears in many google domains for video, games, business, browser controls, and imformational sections 1 although the code also appears in some non-google domains.2
any codes entered in your web browser to gain special access to information within/on the google domain
any codes entered in your web browser to gain special access to information within/on the google domain
google codes any software code that appears in many google domains for video, games, business, browser controls, and informational sections 1 the code also appears in some non-google domains.2 codes entered in your web browser to gain special access to information within/on the google domain code also appears in some non-google domains.3
by bizgomobile.com November 06, 2016
by Daddyzgurl October 09, 2015
When a incredibly toxic fart is released, especially when released inside of a building. It is very similar to Code Red or Code Blue. When you hear someone say Code Brown, do not inhale.
by creamygoodness3620 October 18, 2019
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Code that is very similar to cargo pants, i.e. appears to have utility to the person writing it but is an embarrassment to all others, opening the developer (or wearer in the case of cargo pants) to justifiable ridicule.
Cyril thought creating a factory with a bunch of if/else statements based on type was a great idea, while the rest of the team just used Ninject, laughing at it his use of Cargo Code. And he did it in cargo pants. Nerd.
by Ryan Ceee February 20, 2014
The most valuable commodity in a software development firm, often a target of thieves, called script-kidies.
Hey, send me those source code in a 1024-trillion-bit-password-protected zip file via our secured line.
by Billy Gate January 24, 2004